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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily Age discusses publication rules and carriers in Coshocton Ohio. It notes advertising charges for notices and obituaries, plus policies on subscriptions and distribution. The text also extends into editorial opinions about executions and courtroom morality, referencing New York legal proceedings and public interest.
The editorial supports retaining capital punishment in Ohio, arguing opponents failed to prove the bill’s necessity. It urges safeguards to prevent bungling and favors employing advanced scientific methods to ensure humane execution. The piece endorses maintaining the death penalty with stricter safeguards.
Fragmented column style text references The Age and The Awe artist, ads, Cedar Point, a janitor named Lucretia Borgia, and a snow scene with wiremen. The passage is garbled and includes names, places, and vague events without clear action or totals.
In Maine's pine woods a renowned specialist Dr Lach runs a camp claiming cures for consumption and kidney ailments using pine oil. Reports say relapses are rare, with a home treatment involving virgin pine oil, whiskey, and glycerine. Advertisements urge inquiries to druggists for Virgin Pine Oils and note local testimonials and sales details.
Mrs Janes Green, nearly killed by her husband in Knox township Guernsey county, is said by doctors to be permanently stiff in the neck. The assailant Green is confined in the county jail at Cintrides and is described as improving.
A teacher asks a question as William remains silent while Brother Sam answers for Lim. Ife Gain, ma ant Les, shows a lively moment with a peppermint and speech, capturing a small classroom interaction.
Janes Magers has assumed duties as collector for the Co Shocton Business Men's Association. Mr. Kauffman to begin work at the Premium Wednesday morning. Mrs Sprague Better. Mrs Gertrude Sprague, once taken ill and fainting at Presbyterian Church services, is some better.
Curio-hunters strip a forked tree sapling in extubi court, removing pieces while officials ignore the act. A bailiff may be ordered to halt the looting, as locals fear only roots will remain after the conflict. An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea closes the fragment.
An upcoming program of popular songs and instrumental music will be performed by Prof. Chas E. Davis and Minnie Caste Davis this Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. The event aims to please the public with accessible music rather than high art, encouraging attendance for enjoyment and benefit.
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